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P.S.: Li uma crítica particularmente interessante, na Amazon, de forma que vou transcrever um pouco da mesma (o link para as críticas é http://www.amazon.com/Love-Death-Woody-Allen/product-reviews/0792846095/ref=cm_cr_pr_hist_5?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&filterBy=addFiveStar)
Bring your brain and your funny bone (Jason A. Beyer)
Is this movie funny? Absolutely! [...] But of all the Woodman's films, this one may also be one of the smartest. Yes, it parodies the pre-existentialist novels of Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy (though Tolstoy much more so), but it does it in a way that's intellectually stimulating and VERY faithful to the tradition these writers helped to launch. Allen isn't just parodying this tradition--he's displaying a deep commitment to this tradition as well. [...] Examine the movie closely, and you will find running throughout the themes emphasized by much of the best existentialist writings. [...] This is a rare movie; one that has the power to challenge us intellectually and morally, if only we choose to let it reach us.